How
to Teach Your Child to Read.
To
really learn to read, your child needs the most important tool of all -
the kitchen table - where you sit together and spend about ten minutes
a day working through the process step-by-little-step. by
Michael Levin, M.D., August 6, 2002
Printable
Worksheets for introducing Dolch Sight Words
**Best
viewed and printed using Netscape
Series
1 Three
worksheets
of Dolch sight words with similar vowel sounds
Series
2 Set of four printable
worksheets
of random Dolch sight words
Joanne
Mikola, July, 2002
Sibling
Reading
Being young
and foolish,
it is the ultimate measure to do better than the same blood standing
right
next to you. by Jodi Jill ,July 2, 2001
Milk
and Cereal for Dinner
The box
was, and always
will be, the best part of milk and cereal.
by
Jodi Jill, July 2, 2001
Reading
on the Telephone
The
majority of libraries
have reading lines that cater to children who are looking for a great
story. by
Jodi Jill, July 2, 2001
Chalking
Up the Summer
It
is enjoyable to see what the kids create and listen to them explain how
they see the world through their eyes.
by Jodi Jill, July 2, 2001
Teaching
My 5 Year Old
to Read
Experience
has taught
us some valuable lessons.
By
Jay Carper May 12, 2001
Using
a Magnetic Letter Board to Teach Phonics
by
Elaine Ernst Schneider March 10, 2001
Books and Your Children
Stimulate your
child's
love for reading. Pick from the Fall 2003
Best Sellers List for Emerging Readers then
snuggle up for some quality time with your child. Elaine Ernst Schneider, Sept. 2003
Hands On
Phonics A to
Z
For parent and
child, teacher
and child, or tutor and child.
Elaine
Ernst Schneider has just completed her "Hands On Phonics A to Z" series
of lesson plans and activity workbook. Ignite all of your child's
senses
to introduce and reinforce this first building block of language
development.
A sample can be found here.
This exceptional resource is now available for sale in our Shop@LT.
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